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I think i might have consumed melted plastic from microwaving. im only 11 weeks pregnant, will this cause a birth defect or any problems?
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Melted plastic: Small amounts of melted plastic are harmless, and will not result in birth defects or perceivable problems.
Answered 10/8/2020
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